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THE BKK: UMA11A, f KWAY, rrjllf I'Att V If. i Nebraska j- Nebraska Nebraska i ANOTQER UNCRACIOLS ST1NC Jemocrata at Lincoln Forget Wheel Hone P. W. Brown. CHIEFS TOO BUST AFTER . OFFICE trrr erloak On Wk JTnllea Tk Oat of Many Hal with Cash Instead " at Wild. lias (Trent a Staff Correspondent.) Lincoln, Feb. n.-apeciaii-During ha wttol proceeding of the democratic dollar banquet not ona word was said In praia of th ona democrat In the, state wtio ha run. for office four tlmea and never known defeat Metcalfe boosted Dr. Hall and "Thompson, and Dahlman; and Hitchcock, and Bhallenberger, ajid New branch aa great party worker with whom he had fought nhoulder to shoulder; Dahl man booeted Metcalfj and rr. Hall booated them all until It looked a If the speakers were the only democrat! In Ne ' braak who had over done a thin for the party. Tot oeated In plain sight was the moat -vuocesaful and hard-flirhtlnir democrat of th bunch, Francla W. P.rown, twice mayor of Lincoln, a republican city, and twice a member of the excise ' board. He -4 the only man the democrata here ever call out when they are dead anxious to win In tho city and he haa never failed them. Ho. more than any other democrat, or ganised tho city and county and helped to carry it for Bryan In 1908, but not one of tho speaker! remembered e"Ver to have 1 worked 'Jehoulder to shoulder" with Frank Brown. . . . Frlendi of Mayor Brown, democratlo friends, who were present at the banquet called attention to this oversight on the ' part of tho apeakera and they desire It to ' bo known" -that Mayor Brown has brought forth better results than have any of the ' speakers. In that he has been successful In- every political race he ever entered. The former mayor, so his friends say, has I probably: contributed more money to dem ocratic campaigns than, all of the speakers combined. Governor at ..HnstlnsTs. Governor Bhallenberger left this morn ing for Hastings, where tonight he was to speak to the clvlo department of the Women's oluba He will go from Hastings to Bloomlngton,, where tomorrow night he tvIU speak at tho democratic banquet given for the benefit of ' tho - democrats of the Fifth district. In addition to the governor the following ether speakers will be pres ent: W: . H. Thompson, Bernard Mc Neny, Fred W. Ashton, R. D. Sutherland, JudSro Dunran and some local talent. ft An invitation has been' received by Oov- f ernor Shallenberger to bo before the demo cratic club of Washington, D. C on the night of April IS. Tho other speakers will "be Governor S ha froth "of Colorado, Mayor Gaynor of New Tork, Governor Harmon 6f ' Ohio and Governor Marshall of Indiana. ' Rea-ent Coapland Lectures. Regent George Coupland . of tho Unlvr- aity of Nebraska , If making a speaking I tour of the state. He lectured at North Bend Wednesday evening, February 16, and at Silver Creek, Thursday afternoon and ; evening, . February 17. Friday evening), I February IS, he will ' lecture at Arcadia. ' February 19. 20 and 21 he will be the guest ofresidenit''Th.orn of the' State "Normal school at Kearney, lecturing before the normal students. He will also visit the Military- academy) the public schools and , tho Industrial Botroot for Boys at Kearney. ; Sunday, February" Wv, he will deliver 'two P.xy sermons there, -speaking In the fore noon at the Christian church and,, at the Congregational 'churst In " the 'evening. Tuesday., afternoon, February 22, he lec tures at Holdrego. Wednesday morning, February 23 ,he will address the McCook High school and that evening he lectures at Holbxook. Thursdafforenoon, February 24, he is at Trenton, and that evening at Culbortaon. Friday, February 26, he speaks both afternoon and evening at Stratton; l Saturday, February 26, at Haljler; Sunday, February. 27, ho will deliver two lay ser mons , at , Oxford. .Monday afternoon, February 28, ha lectures at Braver City; that ovoning at Orleans. Tuesday, March 1. He speaks both afternoon and evening at Guide Rock. Wednesday, March 2, he la at Cadams both afternoon and evening. Regent' Coupiand's services are given , gratuitously on this trip. His lecture sub ject. Is "Higher Education as Related to Rural Lifer" ,the subject of his lay sermon, "Christian Kdiscallon." AaslstanUVnlted Spates Attorney A. W. :advised CuredbyLydlaEPinkham's Vegetable Compound Galena, Kans, "A year ago last March I fell, vwl 1 a few days after there was soreness, in my right side. In a short time a bunch came and it bothered me so much at night I could not sleep, it Kept growing larger and by fall it was as large as a hen s egg. I could not go to bed without a hot water bottle applied to that side, il had one of the best doc tors in Kansas and be told my husband I fHAyf 1 1 1 an wouia nave to YffPrnlll P operated on as it ( ( I' ' ' was something like. , tomor caused by a rupture. I wrote) to you for advice and you told me not to gt-discouragtd but to take Lydia E. Vinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1 did take it and soon the lump in my lili Virnk and TMSSed iwat." Mrs. K tt. 1ICKY, 713 Mineral Are., Galena, Kans. ELydii E. Tlnkham's Vegetable Com otnid, made from roots aud herbs, as proved to be the most successful remedy for curing the worst forms of female ills, including displacements, inflammation, .tlbroid tumors, irregu larities, periodic pains, backache, bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges- tion, and nervous prostration. It costs bn( a trifle to try it, and the result has been worth millions to many suflerlng women.,' n, . If you want special advice write for it to MraJMn khum,Lvnii,MaS. It Lfree aud always helpful. fLo W V- Aa v Ja j OPERATION aMnaaasnalBnwananBaan Lane commenced suit Thursday- In the fed eral court against the Burlington railroad, asking Judgment for $.VW for an allfgi In fringement of the Interstate law regulating the shipment of cattle and sheep. It Is claimed that on August . the Burlington received seventeen carloads of sheep from "ranchmen at Clearmont, Wyo., to be shipped to the pecking houses at South Omaha. Accompanying the shlpmnt. It is asserted, was a written request from the owners that the time of confinement in the cars for the sheep be extended over thlrty-stx hours, contrary to the Interstate law. - Leaving Clearmont at 11:45, August , It is asserted that the sheep reached Aurora August 7 at In the morning. At 11 o'clock that fright two ears were unleaded in the pens although not fd or -watered. It is leharged that the remaining fifteen cars were permitted to remain until the morning of August ( before they were unloaded. It Is claimed that tha fifteen cars were left on the track and kept In confinement for forty-one hours and fifty-five minutes In violation of the statute. The penalty Is a fine of from 1100 to 2M and judgment for the maximum fine of tSOO Is asked. ," ladostrlal Kxoosltlon. The "Greater Lincoln Industrial Exposi tion" will be held at the Auditorium May 24 to 28. This was decided upon at a meet ing of the committee in charge of the ex position at the Commerlcal club Thursday noon. A diagram o fth bootha will be mailed to all prospective exhibitors. A number of application! for booths have been received, but so far no space has been let. ' , The scope o fthe exposition will be greater than that of the "Made in Tdncoln" show last year. All articles manufactured In Lincoln will be exhibited and In addi tion articles Jobbed in Lincoln and not In competition with Lincoln made articles will be allowed space where Jobbers desire It. The cost of exhibiting will be materially less than last year, tl Is said. Ralldlna- Association. The Lincoln Commercial Club Building association filed Its articles of Incorpora tion with the secretary of state today. The articles were signed by the following:. W. A. 8elle.ck. A. W. Field. H. K. Burket, M. I. Altken, J. C. Harpham. George J. Woods and W. K. Hardy. The caoltal stock Is 1160,000. General Grant Cannot Come. In reply to a letter urging him to, ac cept an Invitation to speak at tho Epworth assembly next August, General Frederick D. Grant has sent tho fdllowtng letter to Addison Walt, deputy secretary of state: . HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE LAKKS, JH1UAUJ My ir watt, i kowA inat written to Mr. Jones, n,a.int nf tha Rnwnrth assembly, as I write to. you, in reply to your kind letter of the 12th Inst., to express my um-p r.eanlaMnn tT I ha hlnh comDliment paid me, in the Invitation to be present during Patriotic day, August 4. next. I most deeply regret that it Is Impossible for me to have the honor of being with you then, because of the maneuvers at Pine camp during tho month of August next, which maneuvers i am a t nii-hsri that VOU ShOUld have thought of me and beg that you will . vrntofni thanks with my many repeated regrets that It will be Impossible for me to have the honor and happiness r.t inwni nar vour . ktnoinviuuion. sincerely EDBRICI D. GRANT. Nebraska Jewelers. The Nebraska Retail Jewelers' assocla- here today. The I1UII "V. lucn. -.- w fnllnwins; officers were elected: Presi dent, T. L. Coombs. Omaha; vice presi dent, A. W. Nelhart, Elm wood; secretary treasurer, M. D. Works, Omaha? executive committee, F. A. Hannls, Tork; v. Calhoun. Pawnee City: F. Chelnek, Hold- rege. Legislative committee, Frits Hoofer, Aurora: J. G. Pretrton, Oxford; U. u. .lnn Hastings; T. B. Harris, Lincoln; J. A. Renting, Wymore. Organisation committee, T. L, Combs, Omaha: Frits Hoofer, Aurora. National delegates. Theodore Sims. Hast ings; Frits Hoefee, Aurora; F. A. Hannls, Tork; Max Eggle, Grand Island; H. D. Ackerman, Falrbury: J. G. Preston, Ox ford; A. W. Nelhart, Elm wood; George Arkwrlght, Beatrice; F. A. Fess, Kearney f . J. Smith, with the A. F. 8mjth com- nanv. extended an invitation ofp-behalf of the Omaha Jobbers to hold the convention In Omaha next year. No decision has yet been made on-the next meeting place. s applleants for Enumerators. ASHLAND. Neb.. Feb. 17-(Speclal.)-In the last ten days P. C. Bross. supervisor of tha census for the Fourth congressional district of "Nebraska, has conducted ex aminations of applicants' for precinct enum erators in Saunders county at his head quarters in Wahoo. The following took the examination: Ashland precinct. Mrs. Mary A. Roper, Rev. T. H. Worley; Bohemia pre cinct, Frank L. Dodge; Cedar precinct Peter Bahdo. E. J.. Cullen; Center pre cinct, A. J. BrodahU F. Hledlk; Chapman precinct, W. J. Doleaal, Frank Lehmkuhl; Cheste precinct, John Texel; Clear Creek precln'ot., C. Fred Hall; Douglas precinct. Walteri Fletfllng: Elk precinct. Wencll Polak; Green' precinot, J, Wlllard Wllaon; Leshara precinct, W. C. Williams, R. S. Estey; Mariposa precinct, J. K- eBaumont, A. L. Hanson, H. N. Olson. N. B. Wilson, E. H. Jackson; Marble precinct, H. D. Mays, W. J. Lehr; Marietta precinct, Alvln Jjcppson; Morse Bluff precinct, J. A. Par- menter, Mable Krause; Oak precinct, J. r. Moor; Richland precinct, J. L. Truod. J, M. Anderson; Rock Creek precinct, J. 8. Walln; Stocking precinct. A. Ellason, Ver non Rand; Union precinct, R. H. Zaugg Wahoo, city, L. B. Collier, J. R. Webster; Wahoo precinct, Charles JI., OuBtafson From these applicants Supervisor Bross will appoint twenty-three enumerators who have passed satisfactory examinations. Mobs of Veterans Sleet. COLUMBUS, Neb., Feb. 17.-(Speclal.) After a two days' sesBlnn beginning Feb ruary 15, the twenty-six annual encamp ment of Nebraska division, Sons of Veterans, which was held in this city, ad journed today, after selecting the follow ing officers: Division commander, H. B. Reed, Columbus; . senior vice commander. II. W. Rogers, Fremont; Junior vice com mander, O. A. Eberly, Stanton; division secretary, C, E. Devlin, Columbus; division treasurer, E. P. Dussel, Columbus; division counsellor, A. N. Rawitser. Omaha; division t. n VrtoWnlf Fairmont: division Inspector, Henry Westbrook, Columbus: natrlotlo Instructor, D. Burr Junes, Columbus; division council, B. J Galley. Columbus; James McBeth, Loup City; George F. Wols, Fremont. Tha lo catlno and date of the thirty-seventh an nual enramsntant of the division was not derided on, out left for the division coun cil to select ' New Kckool for Clrand Island. GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Feb. J7.-(Hpe-rll ) More school room is needed in Grand Island, despite the fact that about five years ago a SUO.OUO Wlgh school building was ereetid and is now occupied by over -1X1 scholars. The board la consider ing the purchase Of another block of real ektate five' or six blocks from the aresent nign scnoul Dulldmg. Ultter opposition, however, Is already manifested. It being contended that tha additional room needed ran be secured for half the necessary money by the completion of several ward Sheldon Plans to Spend Time Picking Cotton Former Governor Visiti Lincoln and ii Preparing Letter on Present Political Situation. (From a Ptaff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Feb. 17. (Special.) Former Governor George L. Sheldon Is In Lincoln for a few dajs, liavlnp; been at Nehawka looking after his Interests In Cass county following his return from Mississippi last week. Mr. Sheldon was asked the question what he intended to do this fall In pollttrs and replied: "Nothing. I expect to be pirking cotton most of the time." Continuing ho said: I am writing n letter In answer to a letter from the 'Shaldon Bhouters' of the State university and I may' finish It to night and may not. Whether It will be of Interest to the public I do not know. Iq that letter I give my Idea of the political situation as I view It." The letter which tho governor spoke of was written him some time ago, booming him for United States senator to friends In the state house. Mr. Sheldon said he would require two or three years In the south In order to get his plantation In shape to bring In -returns. Therefore he will divide his time between Nehawka and Mississippi. Forges Deed to Land and Skips . annnnnnnsnnn Bold Fraud Casts Cloud on Title to Farm in Perkins County. CENTRAL CITT, Neb.. - Feb. 17.-(Spe-clal.) Having another man deed your farm away and take the money and skip out Is not a very agreeable experience, but this Is what happened to G. E. McKarns, formerly of this place, but now a resident of Montpelter, O. Mr. McKarns is a brother-in-law of At torney J. E. Dorshlmer of this place, and was here securing Mr. Dorshlmer to ac company him up to Perkins county, where the land Involved Is located, to help him have matters straightened out! It seems that last fall a smooth stradger drifted Into Mr. McKarns home town and after Interviewing several citizens of the town he learned of Mr. McKarns owning a farm out near Madrid, Perkins county, Ne braska. He Interviewed tha latter, got the description of the land and after hanging around for a few days longer and familiarising himself with Mr. McKarns signature and other matters ho departed. McKarns heard no more of him until a week or two ago back at Montpeller,' O., he received a letter from a friend telling him that his land had been sold to a party there for 3,GO0, and that the deed purport ing to be signed by himself had been executed at Van Wert, O., last September. The signature was manifestly a forgery. FIRE IN ARMORY STOPPED -BEFORE IT REACHED POWDER flnpnltes of Company P at Madison BaaUr Daaaed by Flames. j MADISON, Nab., Feb. 17. (Special Tele gramsThe armory of ConTpany F 'Was discovered to be on fire last night' about 7:30 and had It Shebeen for the timely ar rival of the fire department and the calm ness of the evening it would have been totally destroyed. The fire was under con trol before It reached the ammunition room, but It was thought that the smoke and water practically destroyed the uni forms, ammunition and other supplies. An explosion of gas In a stove pipe and a care less Janitor are the probable causes of the fire. . MAL0NE IN CHURCH ADDRESS Lincoln Chief af Police Will Dlscnss Snloons from Temperance Viewpoint. LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 17.-Chlef of Police Malone will speak next Sunday morning at tho First Congregatlona) church. Ho will discuss the saloons from a temperance view point. Reward Ont for Anderson. HASTINGS. Neb., Febi 17,-Spoc!al Teles-ram.) County and city authorities have offered a reward of 1260 for tho arrest and conviction of Arthur Anderson, colored, who murdered Arthur Newell, a white boy, in Hughes' billiard hall yesterday after! noon. Anderson fled without Interference from tho billiard hall and last nl-h h. ited the homes of two negro families. No trace or him since that time has been ob talned. A coroner's Jury todav hM i derson responsible for the crime. Nine - .... - - A FRIENDLY GRdCER Dropped a Valuable Klnt about Ooffea, "For about eight years," writes a Mich. woman, "I suffered from nervousness part of the time down In bed with ner vous prostration. " "Sometimes I would get numb and It would be almost Impossible for ma to speak for a spell. At other times I would have severe bilious attacks and my heart would flutter painfully when I would wak fast., or sweep. "I have taken enough medicine to start a small drug store, without any benefit One evening our grocer was asking hus band how I was ,and urged that I quit coffee and useP6stunv so ha brought home a pkg. and I made It according to directions and we were both delighted with it. p So we quit coffee altogether and used only Postum. I began to get better In a month's time and look like another per son, tha color came back to' by chaeka, I began to sleep well, ray appetite waa good and I commenced to take on fleah and become Interested In everything about the house. ' Finally I was able to do all my own work without the least sign of my old trouble. I am so thankful for the little book. The Road lo Wellvllla. It has done me so much good. I haven't taken medicine of any kind for six months and don't need any. , "A friend of ours who did not like Postum as she made it. liked mine, and when she learned to boil It long enough, hers was as good as mine. It's easy It you follow directions." Read the little book, "Tho Road to Wellvllla," In pkgs. ''There's a Reason." Xver read tha above lettort.a sew eae appears from time to time. Thsjr are gsa alas, true, and fall of human interest. toe The same eye-witnesses. teetlf led that the crime was committed without provocation. Nebraska News Notes. LYONS Wllbert Anderson, a farmer liv ing west of town, was taken to Omaha to day .for an operation for appendicitis. PLATTSMOUTHCrede Harris has sold 120 acres of Cass county land to Orvil Cole of Emerson, la., for $140 per acre or $16, 800. i. KEARNEY The State Board of Exam iners waa at the normal school Wednesday inspecting tha work done there. Reports axe that everything- appeared satisfactory. CENTRAL CITY-J. B. Gray of Silver Creek has boug-ht the general hardware business of W. T. Morris & Son and In tends to take charge of the business at once. FREMONT Henry daeth of Fremont, Neb., and Miss Lydla Stsermer of this city were married here yesterday at the Ger man Baptist church. They will make their home on a farm near Fremont OAKLAND Rev. Charles F. Sandehl. pastor of the 8m. Wish Lutheran churoh of this city, is at the Immanuel hospital In Omaha reoeiving medical treatment, as he has been In ill health for some time. BEATRICE Leonard Harklns of "The Merry Whirl" company, now playing at Omaha, is visiting In the city with his parents. Ray Overman, another Beatrice boy. Is a member of the organization. ASHLAND Oordle Knode nd Miss Bessie Sharrar were married at noon Tuesday at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sharrar, six miles west of Ashland, Elder C. A. Huyck of this city officiating. PERU Edward Opple from north of town, who will move to Red Willow county March 1. recently had a publlo sale, at which he sold a span of young mules for the sura of $SS0 to Conductor Thomas of Nebraska City. x KEARNEY On account ox the hlgn wlnda the work on the Platte river bridge has been suspended temporarily. Workmen wera repairing tha bridge and had com pleted about O0 feet. They were on the center span and could not go farther. SEWARD District court well ' convene next Monday, with Judge H. D. Travis of I'lattsmouth, presiding. There are fifty two civil cases and five criminal cases on tha docket The grand Jury will also meet on the first day of tha term.' CENTRAL CITY C. E. Milks has re signed his position as manager ut the HoagUuid Lumber yard at this place and leaves her about the 1st of March to take charge of a yard In which Ik has pur chased an interest at Tamora, KEARNEY Kearney Hlch school has been dismissed for a few days on account of the cold weather and during which time an imperfect heating plant will be over hauled. Defective heating apparatus has made It Impossible to keep the rooms com fortable. V BEATRICE Mrs. Sarah M. Roby died Uutt evening at her home in this city after an Illness of two months, aged 88 years. She came from Red Cloud to Beatrice two years ago. The body was taken to Red Cloud fur interment. She leaves a family of three sons and one daughter. CENTRAL CITY The Gilbert Implement company of Grand Island haa bought out the Implement business of P. C. Jensen of this Discs. P. C. Jensen, who retires from the business, haa not formulated his plans for the future but Intends continu ing his residence la Centra City. PERU Tha contract for the construc tion of a large two-story, cement block store building has been let and work will begin at once. The lower floor will be oc-, cupled by Harry Mlley - with a stock of drugs and confectionery and the upper atory will be fitted up as offices. KEARNEY T. H. Bolts left for Chicago Wednesday, where he will attend the Chi cago cement show and will exhibit the Bolts concrete mixer, a machine manu factured In Kearney. Mr. Bolts will be one of two men from Nebraska who will be at the ahow, the other party living at Lincoln. BEATRICE Tha man-UK of Miss May Ellen Hlgglus to Harvey Bssam was roMAra Q Heme. A AcemuN J I Q Q Q ...... -.. -..-,. ., .i.i.ii. r . Where Will, Waist Are the Spring changes radical, or will " last year's " do ? These and dozens of other questions are right now in every woman's mindi The answers are where American women have - learned to find themin the Advance Fashion Number of the Woman's Home Companion. Its cost is fifteen cents. , Its information is priceless because it is right I Triat is why 50 per cent more women buy the Woman's Home Companion and pay 50 per cent more for it than they did three years ago. That is why you cannot afford to deny yourself f .. The Big Advance Fashion Number number contains a wealth of other entertaining and practical reading matter. For Psintinri in Color by Jessie Willcox SmitU An Et Side Story by Myrs Kellv A Serial Slorr by Juliet Wllbor Tompkins A Funny Story by Mary Heaton Vorie Thy Violets A Love Song Housekeeping, at a Mile a Minute A Literary Pilgrimage by Marion Harland Margaret E. Sangater's Home Page Gifts for the New Baby Entertainment and Cookery Furnishing a Home The Doctor's Pasa A Comfortable Six-Room Houae l'in Money Club Sam Loyd'a Puzzle Page Crochetiagior the Baby WOMAN'S H OM E COM Established 1873 solemnized Vlast evening at the home of the bride's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Higglns, one mile east of Beatrice, Rev. U. G. Brown officiating. About sixty guests witnessed the ceremony. The young couple will make their home on a farm neac this city. BEATRICE The News-Press of St. Jo seph is authority for the statement that motor car servlce'will be installed on the Falrbury-Horton branch of tho Rock Island soon. Commercial Agent Thompson of this city has received no definite information regarding the proposed service, but Ms of the opinion that it will come within the next few weeks. AUBURN O. P. Dovel of this place held his annual auction sale of thoroughbred Jersey cattle here yesterday, the sale tak ing place at the sale pavilion. He sold thirty head, the highest price brought for any one animal being $:W0. The thirty head brought Mr. Dovel over $4,500, and nine of these were calves. PERU A charter has been granted to the Peru State bank which will open Its doors for business March 1, with a rai4 up capital of $16,000. The incorporators are William Tynon, E. C. Graves, David Jack, W. N. Dllsell. E. A. Whltenack, Mattle Kills, Grace Culbertson, Katherine Woods and C. R. Weidon, KEARNEY Wednesday morning Charles E. Simpson of Rlverdale built a fire In the stove of his residence and then went to se a neighbor living close by. A few minutes later the stove set fire to some inflammable material and the house was completely destroyed, along with the con tents thereof. Mr. Simpson was a bach elor and lived by himself. MEMPHIS The Bank of Memphis, whose safe was wrecked and looted byrobbers and $2,600 stolen one week ago, received a new and larger safe Tuesday and Installed the same. Crowds of people from different A FEW DOSES END KIDNEY MISERY AND MAKE LAME BACKS FEEL FINE Out-of-order Kidneys are regulated making; Backache or Bladder trouble vanish. A real aurprlse awaita every sufferer from kidney or bladder trouble who takes several doses of Pape's Diuretic. Misery In tha back, sides or loins, sick headache, nervousness, rheumatism pains, heart pal pitations, dlzslness, sleeplessness, Inflamed or swollen eyelids, lack of energy and all symptoms of out-of-order kidneys simply vanish. Uncontrollable urination (especially at night), smarting offensive and discolored water and other bladder misery ends. Tha moment you suspect kidney or urin ary disorder, or feel any rheumatism, be gin taking this harmlessi medicine, with the knowledgethat there Is no other remedy, at any price, made anywhere else In the world, which will effect so thorough and 1- Drunkenness, Opium, Morphia and etksr drag addictions are diseased oozuutloas. S. Therefore, scientific medical treatment Is nec . essary. 3. In case of sickness, none but the best should be accepted. , 4. Our treatment Is known the world over and has s- proven Its merits In over $(0,000 cases, , ft We give value lecetved, and'that Is the reason we are at tha head In our specialty. 6. Tha only Keeley Institute In th state of Nebraska Is located In Omaha. Correspondence confidential THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, OMAHA. NEBRASKA. Cor. tSth and Cms Bts., Omaha. Take Barney Btraet Car front Bltker Depot twrniM u-m-vi i'..mu'J" iwj.nnf!!iii s iu,.. iu.u m in. i u.p. ........j, r - Line Twelve Columns for Children One Hundred and Two Fashion Pictures Dozen of Colored Fashion Plates Sixty-fire Columns of Fashion Newt Busy Women and Idle Friends Treea for Heauty and Contort What We Know about Hypnotism ' Training Deaf Chu4ied to Speak At parts o fthe 'state have visited the scene o fthe robbery in th elast week, but no trace of th ethleves has been discovered. SEWARD The city council met In regu lar session last night and transacted con siderable routine business. Engineers were present from Omaha and Lincoln and the general, plans of paving were discussed until a late hour. No definite action was taken In tha matter, however. It is the in tention of the council to get all Informa tion possible before deciding what will be the best for the. olty in the paving line. BEATRICE The SearleA Chapln Lum ber company of this city has been awarded the contract for furnishing the lumber for the new buildings at the Feeble Minded Institute. The Florena quarries at Florena, Kan., will furnish the stone and the Hy draulic Pressed Brick company of Omaha tae brick. The buildings will cost $70,000 and work will be started on them soon. George Shaul of Seneca, Kan., Is the con tractor. Foley's Kidney Itemed wi ure any case of kidney orbladder trouble that is not beyond the reach of medicine. It in vigorates the entire system and strengthens the kidneys so they eliminate tha Impuri ties from the blood. Backache, rheuma tism, kidney and bladder troubles are all cured by this great medlolne. Sold by all druggists. ' Meta Battled Beer. Call Douglas 119, Ind. A-2119. same 'phone numbers for METZ Bottled Beer to home consumers. Prompt- delivery- and same prices guaranteed. Wm. J. Boeckhoff, re tail dealer, MS S. 7th 8t ( prompt a cure as a fifty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, . which any druggist can supply. It is needless to feel miserable and wor ried, because this unusual preparation goes at once to tha out-of-order kidneys and urinary system, distributing Its cleans ing, . healing and strengthening Influence dtreotly upon the organs and glands af fected, and 'completes the cure before you realise It. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Papa, Thompson A Papa, of Cincinnati, Is a large and resposlbla medicine concern thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Only curative results can come from taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days' treatment will make any ona feel fine. Accept only Pape's Diuretic fifty-cent treatment any drug store anywhere In the morld. ' "fcnnnslBBsstw I v instance s All News-stands PuTc ITs Good catarrh, hay hwr, eourha. I taroatt lva Imtaat MM ewe. Wnia us or gat Sample Free rrnr Kl.ae drurf l"t. always v miy m or aamiarj tabs lo uta house poojLak Kenadoa Mia. Co. MlauaaapStUav Minsk kUtcimfcIMa4MMBUM We desire to annaunce to the Public that we have procured the sole agency for Lilbbey Cat Glass. This ware should; need no Intro duction, as It U the foremost glass In the world, being carried only by the high grade merchants such as Tiffany of New York. ism & Douglas IW.AJ'LP "EUS i s-i 'n n ii e u W W W Th Best memedv for nti rl, . Colds, Throat and jMg Tron. bias la HOWELL'S WMCAWF Get a bottle today. 85c and 50 o. at your druggists or MeweU SrnsT Oo 107. 10 B. lt su Omaha. T FOOD FOR w,H,.7Juh,roa m" " w x who find their power "t NFUVFK work n1 youthful vigor ta-rix - gone as a result of over work or mental exertion should takt GRAY'S NKftVB rOOD PILLS. They wUI make you eat and sleep snd . be a mas again. $1 Bob nomas S9.SO by tnaU, MSBatAB Si MOOOXaTIIZ.X, DBUu CO, Cor. letn and Dodge Sftraats. ' owz. jmv a oouniT, Cor. lth and Barney ats- Omaha, Bah. The Bee aims to print a paper that appeals to intelligence; not to an appetite for scandal and Rensationi. . rf-VVlSeaa v-a err l . JWIWrfifl I ? 'fMavMftMIMIftmntHMMenl Ryan Jtwetry Co.,;- Z. ' 15 th and Dauttaa St.. Jvdk